so I haven't forgot about this. I've actually had a lot of cool conversations about people's skills and also just took some time to think of all my friends/family/co-workers/ and thought what they are good at (weather they know it or not) and then thought about what it would be like if we all agreed to share what we are good at with each other... wouldn't that help us learn how to get by in this world with less... BUT MORE!
take a look at the list... I hope that it inspires people to realize their skills and to encourage others to see their skills and then motives us all to share them more regularly with each other and not just keep them hidden away with in ourselves!
- Keep urban living stock (chickens)
- Making soap
- Making Jam!!
- Playing a musical instrument or teaching a musical instrument
- Making noodles
- Teaching lessons about sex-trafficking intervention
- Learning to plant a herb garden/indoor garden
- hair cuts
- family/friend photographic portraits
- Riding trains/being a traveler kids
- How to publish a journal article
- Leading interactive prayer nights
- Creativity lessons
- Tips for including refugees in the community
- Hosting a clothing swap
- Building a fire
- Learning a foreign language
- Caroling
- Bell ringing
- Writing poetry
- Scrap booking
- Social media (twiters, blogs, facebook, meetup, etc)
- Organizing community meals
- Leading discussion on the story of God (a.k.a bible story)
- Learning how to listen
- Building an urban shelter
- Dumpster diving
- Recycling/composting
- Fishing
- Leading nature walks
- Giving city tours
- Culture dinner restaurant tours
- Counseling
- Life coaching
- Patching clothes
- Button making
- Witling
- Fitness classes (aerobic, yoga, walking, running clubs, tennis, soccer, Frisbee)
- Short story writing group
- Cleaning
did this list make you think of a skill you have always wanted to learn or that you are good at? let me know what it is... i am still determined to collect as many of these as possible!
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